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The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
DOUGLASS'
Attractive Novelties,
SUITABLE FOR
THE HOLIDAYS

Our assortment is too large to cnume-
rate, but each department is rcple,e with
the latest and choicest specialtes.
Below VIC give an abbreviated list, which
may aid in making selections. We
guarantee qualities the best and prices
the lowest.
Comb and brush sets, 81. so up.
Shaving sets, various prices.
Infants baskets, fancy Baskets.
Whiskbroom holders. 100 up.
Dolls, great variety, very cheap.
Pockotbooks, very handsome,
chamois glove and handkerchief cases.
Gloria umbrellas, 81 80 up.
silk hosiery for ladies' and misses.
EXQUISITE fans, prices up TO S25.
Kid gloves new shades, Dsc up.
Infants cloaks, very handsome.
Balmorl skirts, endless variety, 81 M.
Plush cans and bonnets for children, very
Silk mufilers for sou,lomcn, all
prices.
Fancy waste bnnkcts, handsome designs,
school'bogs for children, very desirable.
Corscts, 10 styles, 5Oc up to SO
IIanikcrchlefs for children, &c up.
Spanish laco Fichus, various prices.
Windsor ties splendid assortment.
Colgatcs young peoples perfume, CSC.
Colgatc's soaps and extracts.
Collars and cuffs for ladies and children.
Fascnators, stylish and useful.
Leggngs for ladies and misses.
Stamped goods, beautiful designs.
Handkerchicis linen 6, TO- 10, 10, $50 up.
Odor cases, Jewel cases, smokers sets,
Card cases. hand.knit shawls,
Scarf pins, sleeyebuttons, fan cases
Manicure sets,
Elegant suspenders for gentlemen.
Scarf, bows, ties, shirts, gloves, hosiery,
Collars ard cuffs,
Jewelry, etc., for gentlemen.
The above are a few of the hundreds Of articles
suitable for presents.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
Columbia Democratic Ciub,

The next regular meeting OF the Columbia
Democratic Club will be held on Wcdnes.
day evening at their rooms 40 Tenth street.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19

Don't take itl If dealer offers YOU n
bottle of Salvation Oil without labels or
wrappers, insist upon getting perfect, I'M
broken package. % cents.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
Wonderful HOLIDAY Bargains
BRoDHEAp & CO.'S

BKODH End 4 IUt'N
0O7 T ST, Nlasono Templol.
81. % Black Lyon silk at 81; s225 Mascot
SIX, sl.0bi Dress Goods from Sc To Sl,5O yd;
soc Drap d Alma, 2!C Elegant Amber and Plush
Dressing cases, and other novelties. silk and
Linen Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery, Comfort
ahlcs, Blankets, Cnuntcrpanes, Table Damask
and Napkins, Underwear Umbrellas, &c, Sc,
at a sacrifice. There never was such an oppOr'
tunity to secure bargains
BRODHEAD & co.., oO7 + ST. y. ".
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19

NNTEAK, uNDENELOPED PARTS OF The BODY
w enlarged and strengthened, Full partlou.
lars sent lsealedJ free. ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
Buffalo y. y.
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nrsIyrss COIIlGr. vOn. III

SPENChRlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. con. TTH
- and d sts Il W, entrance on st. Established
80 years. Thoroughly equinped. Young men
and women trained Tor business or official posi-
iiuus. Three courses, Practical Business; stem
ugraphy, type writing, and GraphopiOne;
Rapid writing, Students may enter any time
Year scholarship. quarterly, or monthly Install
lnent rates. Graduates always IN demand
Illustrated circulars Tree at college office or by
mail VI. Z. SPENCER, Principal; SARA A.
SPENCER, Vice Principal.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19

A sovereign remedy for pain, Salvation Oil
cents. Beware Of counterfeits.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
DOUGL. ASS
Ninth and r SITS.
G0ntntloilul

nRAwISG AND PAiNTING.-NATIONALA ACAD.
~ envy of Fine Arts, SOL u street, presided
over by Mrs Imogore Il. Norrell, who mas had l2
medals and studied u years in Europe with the
fn,,,r orsiess bsbit NJ dro tv .h, ,iII b
received saturdays, at ! years OF age and up
ward, for almost nothing. Thorough instruction
to portrait and historical painting. Evening
Glasses for ladies and gentlemen, Mondays aud
Me.hpslaYs at 4 n'clnnL
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
nRAWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MI.

~ chanlcal and Perspective Drawing, on Mon.
dlly and Wednesday evenings, from to o. Ap-
ply on class nights, or from 10 l3O to
GEO. Il. PHELPS.
100. 4 ST I'd floor
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19

James S. Sherman is the youngest mem
Der Of the New Yorl; delegation. He rep
resents Roscoe Conkling's old district, and
he and the ex-senator are the two youngest
mayors Utica has ever lad.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18
Birds Farm Machinery Depot.

The Messrs. Bird of Rising Sun
come to the front this week with the
most select assortment of agricultural
machinery in the State, for use in the
spring.
The Eureka mower we witnessed at
work in Mr.. Haines' field last harvest
and il did the work more satisfactor-
ily, to our notion, than any mower
we ever saw going through grass.
The Eureka cuts wide swath, with
ease and the cut grass is not run over
or trampled on by the team; very
important point in the Eureka's fay
or.
The Sulky pillow is evidently the
coming pillow. Theodore Ewing has
h ad one in use on the Octoraro hills,
and says it works better on the hills
than hand pillow, that rocks and
rough PLACES are worked round and
close up to with all ease. The sulky
pow is in high favor wish him
after d thorough trial.
Birds Cultivator is the coming i'm
plement for the corn field and weedy,
or rough ground. His new patent
spring tooth will allow each tooth to
spring back and release itself when
coming in contact with rock or roots
that will not give way,
Farmers before purchasing imple-
menrs and machinery should visit
Birds establishment by all means.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made by petition to the County Commissioners
of Cecil County at their regular meeting on the
second Monday in March 1887 to appoint examin-
ers to determine the propriety of locating and
opening new road in the 9th Election District OF
caid County commencing at point at the end OF
the road leading from Farmingtsn and betwaen
the Butler School House and Abraham Kirk S.
and running through the land of said Kirk till it
strikes the liue of Samuel Slicer's land thence
along his line till it strikes jesse Hambleton s
land, thence across Rorth East Greek to the road
leading from White Oak School House to Zion.
JESSE HAMILTON, and many others. jan-205t
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18

bingham Road Machine Company
will begin to prepare for the summer
campaign at the annual election of
officers at New Prospect on the 9Th
of March" .r.. ,
This looks like new feature in
politics and probable improve
ment. Couldn't the Company come
down and do little voting with the
road machine in this county? When
road machines and steam stone
breakers and packers are put on the
roads, the old scratch methods which
have out lived their day and useful
ness will be relegated to the limbo of
the unmourned and forgotten past
Good Lord, ''send converting power
down" to move our road systems up
abreast of the advance in all else of
this nineteenth century.
The quarterly accounts of the Pub
lie Schools passed by the Board of
School = Commissioners last week
were, for the First district, $625.23;
Second district, ss4O.27; Third dis.
trict, S1,13S.5S; Fourth district,
$8O5.e6; Fifth district, $1,53O.42;
Sixth district, s1,lSS.43; Seventh
district, s1,6l2.52; Eighth district,
$686.1l; Ninth district. S55O.68.
Commissioner Everist was author
lied to advertise and sell the old
school house and lot at Perryville.
Mr.. o. r. Jackson was confirmed
as teacher of school No. 8 Eighth
district. The resignation of Isaac
Passmore, teacher of school No. 8,
Sixth district, was read and accepted.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
l0h's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts, SO cts. and RI 90 Sold by
DR.. L. r. Kirk. +
We have been informed by re-
liable gentleman that each passenger
train on the Philadelphia extension
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has car containing a handsomely
furnished bar, at which whisky and
other liquors are sold to passengers
and others who wish to buy them.
This is a direct and fragrant violation
of the Local Option law now in force
in this county and will dou' tless re-
ceive the attention of the next Grand
Jury.-Apteol.
J. P. Price of Washington Terri
tory, who has been under J. E.
Haine's treatment for cancer in the
face, has visited Wilmington and
calling at the Republican office, gave
the editor an account of his suffer-
ing for 6 years and his journey of
5000 miles to try our cancer doctor.
He has :ae ugly cancers that were
extracted in a bottle Of alcohol, and
will carry them back to his Pacific
home to show the doctors who poo
pooed his resolution Of coming to
Cecil to be cured.
A NASAL INJETOR free with each
bottle of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy.
- n h. 81
Kirk. +
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18
Notice to Debtors,

All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber are requested to call at his Office i'm
Rlsl1 G I'm, Md, and settle the srme without de-
Iay. chahge IN his business after the 25th of
March makes an immediate CLOSING mn ot old 40
cocnts imperatively necessary
IeDf I'm JAMES BARNES.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18
MINOR LOCALS

Thos. McMullen has purchased the
dwelling house of Reuben Clayton at
B. M. House.
A Gilt trimmed iron railing has
been placed on the Court House
tower. g.tr
A scab Job office in Baltimore had a
drummer in town on Friday canvass
ing for three cent jobs.
A farm of IS acres near New Leeds
was sold by Shockley & Smith, real
estate agents, for $4,000.
The Zion Band of Hope will hold
an entertainment on the 22nd for the
benefit of the temperance cause.
DO not forget the DAIRY Maids Re-
ception'' on Tuesday night. Doors OPP
en- at 81 o'clock.
Mr.. Ryan has completed very
handsome picket fence in front of
the property he occupies.
Mr.. w, J. Ankrim, our popular
merchant of the blue and yellow front,
has a new clerk behind the counter IN
the person of Mr.. Herbert Cummings
The next meeting of the W, G. I.
u. of Rising Sun will be held at Mrs.
1T. McCullough's on Feb. "a at ESQ
P. NJ.
James Campbell who has farmed
for j. Harvey Rowland for Il years
will change this spring to take charge
of Mrs. Shannon's farm,
have discontinued keeping the
ssRoyal Alloy Spectacle as they are not
as represented, See E. ke Brown, IS
new advertisement.
The semi ann ual dividend of per
cent upon the stock OF the National
Bank of Newark is now payable at
that institution.
Mr.. Robert N. Hindman gave a
bridal party last week to the newly
married couple, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Craig.
DR.. L. R. Kirk is fixing up the
room over the post office for a
dental office which DR.. Smith will
remove into when completed.
Friend Balderson will commence
building a new and improved barn
on his farm at CoIora in the spring
rumor sayeth
Mr.. Reese p. Mcdowell will leave
Cecil this spring to occupy the old
Haines store stand at Pleasant Grove
Pa. Success attend the new occu-
pant.
The boys from the barrens since
the new prohibition law went INTO
force 90 to Conowingo and return
straight as string
A Cherry Hill scribe says a house
in that town for summer boarders
would pay. We were under the i'm.
preston there were two houses there
for that purpose.
You may net be able to visit such
noted places as White Mountain, Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery or Watkins Glen, but
YOU can purchase doz. assorted stereo-
scopic views of each for so ct. per doz-
en- at e. X. Browns
John w. Crothers has been ap-
pointed Road Commi ssloner for the
Fifth district; Philip G. Scull, con-
stable in the Ninth district; and VIM.
Boyd of Alexander, Sixth district. q
trustee of the poor.
1t is reported that the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
will take measures to further develop
the business in this county in the
spring.
j. W. Bowman the enterprising
genius of Oxford had the ground
broken for the foundation walls OF
his new electric light building in the
rear of his baZar.
"HACKMETA OK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 20 and sc
cents. Sold by DR.. l.. r. Kirk. +
&c. Hindman, auctt)neer, sold or
Saturday last the house and lot at
West Nottingham, the property OF
George Williams, for 800, Joseph
Gregg purchaser.
The Gilpins Falls Touring mill has
been rented from Chas. Cooper by
Jethero johnson, who will run the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18
Wednesday,, Feb'y. SO, 81.
The following property:
T I'VE SrrnnT

W 0tLfU6SCCtCD, H6O " 10, o..
The following property:
LIVE STOCK.
sorrel mare. rising 10 years old q good driver
Alderney cows, with calf at side, or de Alder
ney, fresh by day OF sale, l grade Holstein aud
Guernsey, sire and dam both registered fresh in
March, grade Jersey heifers, years Old yearl-
ings. These calves are all sired by registered Jer-
sey and the hefers are in calf to same. The above
stock has been raised carefully and is worthy the
attention of buyers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
12-horse wagon, l Wiley pillow. 3 hoe harrows
rockaway carriage, 2horse cutivator, pr. wag-
on wheels. pr. cart wheels, pr. carriage wheels
harrow frame, pillow beams and holds 24O it.
in. walnut boards. Grain &c. Lot of good
clover seed, $50 blu. Welcome Oats for seed weight
A lbs. to the bushel.) $50 bbls. corn by the DBL
bushels of seed sweet potatoes, 20 gal good cider
vinegar.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under 500 cash on
sums over $40 credit of six months will be Civ
en- by purchaser giving uote wi tn approved secur-
ity payable at National Bank of Rising Sun, Md.
Interest from date ii not paid when due.
PHILENA r. STEP HENS.
Also at same time and place and the same
conditions. l Mare, gooo all kids OF farm
work one Germantoa II Wa gon' in good order, one
set single harness, one graded cew. will make ten
lbs. of butter :. week. one pr. good Mules, will
work anywhere one top buggy
MARTIN MULKONEY.
CHARLES CRAIG.
J. G. Hindman, Auct. Sale to commence at o.
clock sharp.
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PUBLIC G SALE
Personal Property

BY virtue of authority vested in me as TIL, wild
wv of Joseph l.. Stephens dec. and intending to re
duce the stock and farming implements. 1 will
offer at Public Sale on the farm two ~ miles N
L. of Rising Sun Md on
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

Ws.a.sasls l4a. 81 -lls Essr and
Har5or 6.l eAs asen up aai re eal
PASSED -l5f toes precisely 81 il caias from
60 umitlee
The f9.l9sinz bills we're reported ana re-.
fsrre4 senate oll pr91lelriuz -le tAt e-t-
alton of sdlliera.sI srLie.es @. l1Cd -lt
talz DLi pros .din- l9r ca z1liloasl Jus-
tre ~ ths Supreme Court 0t tie District Qi
Colombia.
af Hammond "a from the Judiciary
ComliIlee adversely reported lle loint
reasluu0n propos.lg eousttllonai
anleltment providing Tor the election oi
United states Senators b. tls people
p'acet on The calendar.
BE the mofniug hour the biil authorizing
payment u The sums expended by Florida
Il s4ppTes- ~ iu1iAn lJstiilfles was passed.
A. fl= conclusion OF the morning hour,
after some opposition. tle h.H 'ucorpofat-
ls The NasnilE,cn Cable Raj Nay COM
parv Was taken up. Sir Barbour Va
ufe .ed the ban on the ground that the
rfa0,-ei road would destroy the beauty 0i
tH- streets ana The avenues Of the cay of
Washington Mr Springer favored the
measure Arer further debate NJ Heard
H1f demanded the previous question on
the tlil. and a substitute which le had pre-
s-nted. The opponents % ih- lil resortel
t1 1LI 0lserils il or'iar o. prevent vote be-
.r. taken. Finally Mr. Sprnser Ills ia tie
interest of the oil, moved -lat Tire House
tsAea recess until tomorr0T at II O'Clock.
Il.8 motion vas carried. and the bill Tii
come no as unfinished business tOm0ITOw
al.rUlrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
TODAY WE BLEED.
New York 1-aborers DenOunce
P.nkerton Thugs.
IHEf THREATEN 70 ORGANIZE ARMED
To fight Cspnsi With It's Own wsap-
ons They Look 10 the Govern
ment for a Settlement o. tne
Present Labor Troubles.

Nsw loEg Jan IA mass meeuns q
wofkingmen was held 3, Tie Cooper nion
this evening. 10 protest against the action
Of the coal managers ard steamship oon-
panies, aud 10 take measures that vii lead
20 e speedy settlement oi the present dlfh
Guilty About 5000 persons were present
and large police force a. Cn hand 10 pre-
serve order Hugh German presided. lie
denounced P.nkerton s men f8rc0mAltung
murder and said that the 0Iklngmen m--t
keep ou Organizing The first speaker, NC
tory Dlry said the wOrkln meu believe in
speaking for themselves working Tor them
selves, and ng1lug Tor tlem- Yes. one ~
tie principle evils " ia which they had %
contend and the evils was tAat -aud was
m0n0poll1ed Land Was created for ali and
not Tor "a few speculators il becomes our
duty 10 educate N0rkllgmen Cp 10 such
standard that ID wiil be impossible - keep
them ia suujecuOD any longer. lie con-
ciuCed 10y saying. Push Oh, push Oh. To-
dav We bleed. tomorrow we Command.
Resolutions were adopted calling upon the
government f0I protection against the AAr-
deI0us On slaughisOf fukeIlons detectives
and D. Drrs tle guilty Iersons tc speedy
trial John McMackln. Chairman o. -le
United Labor party, denounced the action
of lInkert0n dereCtiyes and sad i blood
wa spilled IN the sett emenI Ci tAe labor
question. the responsible parties were those
Who pull the strings behind the curtain.
Organized labor. be saii viii assert iis
night. and II possible Will not De driven To-
To- controversy with Tie organized author
ties, but OigauizeI labor TlI not permit
private detectives 20 shoot down innocent
women and children. OrgBuizel LABOR would
not permit Do 10 continue auy longer.
There was time when man
viii stand i0r his home and
family. l. was on The g.TerlmeIt alone
that rests the responsibility .9r most oi The
recent ouirages i. D. McGuire. q pr0mi-
neni knight If Labor said it was lrpIs-
ing that the w0rgingmen during the past
iew weeks have kept their fempers 20 vel.
This was one oi the greatest country n
the world, but 10 WAS lac capitalists that
own ell the good things and when the
wOrkIngman goes % LOOK Tor his share
thugs were hired 10 shoot hiu He trusted
that nor single man would 90 back t0
work Until the tight was wOL.
Jos. +. Quinn, Master Workman OF Dis
trict Assembly So SAID IL private ,orpOra-
tions were allowed 10 engaE- armed iOrces to
protect IS l. was said. It's property. TIE
w0rkingmen would adOp, the same plans 10
protect their property This was the work
of tie home club No Pinkertcn thugs
would he allowed - 05,lruCt the lsbor
movement lu the future. Tie meeting was
addressed by George Duncan and others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
CADILLAC CRUMBS.
A Batch 81 Bonds aad Diseased Meat Cause
Much Trouble.

Ftl -e-ts. -lkk--.
CADILLAC, Jan. THE $4,000 bonds
ssued by this city year ago. under spe-
clal act OF the Legislature authorizing them
to he issued for plolic Improvements, and
by the city donated in trust 10 Mr. Ashley
% construct depois, sidings. shops, etc, for
tie use Of the T., A. 4. K y. Z. r., provided
r. should be buil' and in operation TO Cadii-
lac by Jan. J. l.77, have been returned TO
The citv, Mr. Ashley not having Kept his part
of the contract The bonds are now mere
paper, without value but IS they
we're sent from their place @ trust
deposit ia New ORR by express and cert-
ned 20 the company at their face valuation.
The CITY has an express Dill OF about $50 TO
pag before il can get possession. At present
they lie in the express Office waiting the
payment 0f fees.
Cadillac is having spell of nausea at the
stomach. and doing some violent retchlng,
in the shape Of criminal prosecution under
the CITY ordinances 0f Lew & Miller,
butcuering t-m. for Xxi ling and Offering for
sale diseased meats. The complaint wss
made by City Health Oncer DR.. r. J. Cum
mer. The respondents, rs charged, Kill ed
and offered tor sale the meat OF some
heiters within day or two after they had
SUNK calves. One trial has been had,
resulting ID q disagreement OF the Jury. The
respondents vii be tried again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
THE TRUNK MYSTERY
Thought 70 Rave Been Solved
by Inspector Byrnes.
ARREST 0FEDHAaD UHGEa FOR MURDER
The Cloud That EnshroUded the Bal
timore Mystery Lif.ed-The Muir
der COMMITTEES Tor Money
Damaging Surroundings.

NEs YORK. Jan. g7.-lnspector ByTnes
this evening arrested Edward Unger, a
saloon keeper Of - Riege-st. on a charge
OF numbering the man sent IA mutiiated
condition 10 Baltimore. The murdered
msn name 5 believed 10 be August Bollz.
lie went 10 1--we with Uneer some three
weeks ago and was believed 10 have been
possessed Of considerable wealth When
Inspector Byrues examined the apartments
occupied Oy B0ltz, IN lngers house, he
found blood upon lhe walls and floor. lie
also found larye knife with blood upon H.
Inspector Byrnes is confident that Duger IS
the murderer. and that he committed the
crime Cor plunder. The prisoner Nas locked
up in police headquarters and lie Will be
taken 10 court IN the morning.
Before the arres, Of Uugsr. the police
had traced the trunk 10 It's starting place,
Henry Berze's saloon, 81 $40 Kent ave
Brooklyn. Berze SAYS that il was lef, there
saturday morning by man he did not
know. and who told HIM that II would be
called for soon. In half al hour a. express
wagon called for il and took il away. The
police are nov trying 70 connect Cnger
with the delivery OF the trunk ~ the
Brooklyn saloon
4 reporter called on Berze at his saloon
tonight, ana described the man VINO was
under arrest. Berze az once said. That Is
Ike Capt Edward Unger." He went on %
say that Dnger was a friend Of his, q retired
sea captain. and thar lie frequently called at
the saloon. Last November nger brought
10 the saloon a German. 50 years old who
had lately come 10 this country and was in
the sausage case business. Be-ze
bought some Of his goods. and
aferward deal. with him through
Unger Two weeks ago Z niger told him
that the German had gone to Chicago.
Berze never learned the mans name.
Berze was brought to Police Headquarters
and identified Unger. Unger son, Edward
Unger Jr, was arrested tonight He con-
iessed that his father and BOllze or BOhle.
ss the man S name is also given, ouarreei
recently sbOut money matters. The next
day Bohle and his trunk were gone and the
room was bloody.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28
LATE WHISPERS FROM THE WIRE

The stock OF Armstrong, Craig & Co,
paper manufacturers, l. and II South
sixth ST. was damaged by fire last night to
the extent Of $4,000. fully insured.
The Toronto hfolr asserts that Sir Charles
Upper will become member Of the cab
met today.
James Harlow, cashier Of the Boston
Office 0' the Wes.ern Union has been sus-
pended. A deficiency OF 10000 exists in
his accounts which j. attributed 70 loose
business methods.
The knights Of labor has declared the
strike .of f1e Philadelphia hthOETspbic
Iruters oa. The men were out four
months.
Cs'erne chief of the Yaquis. who wss
prisoner or board 'ie gunb0at Democrat
has arrived a. 61Famus Mexico The
te-ws lf surrender are not known. bat the
var between the Asqnis and Mexlcans vii
end
"D1c" Wi son gave bonds Yesterday aui
wi.l take up l.s resiteD-a vifh relatives in
f3unscf'crr until his trial f0r seduction
comes up.
Mrs Georgisna Bruce Kirby die1 died
Yesterday ~ santa Cruz. AZ -h. wss for
narlr a mem ner ~ fhe Brook 3 arm Com
monty and r-o'e the Brook faarm ra
pers
a i1ry of Baltimore last night afer II7-
is1ing to me.ics. testimony rerrrnei rs--
licf 10 che t-u1s mVae-r case rrst the
cs1se ~ death Tss unknown.
lori Bsalo'ph CharhA IN TIE House
OF 1muors ss. rizht exlisiu-' f1e -s1se
0f bis resignation Eh-ch be- attributed ro
fbe large naVs' a1a m if8-r esr nsfss
rasis eF fha Cabinet snd LORD ssis1urF
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-28

A--rIv. Texas. Jan. 27.-I,sasan gained
In the b. 9-h and 10th 0ailo.s. The
eleventh resulted. Rrgan. IS. MaVsy. g.
Ireland. g. Ihs shows since fhs fire,
aaIla, gain Of twsn .T-tW0 for hsaEan and
seven f3r Ireland sni a loss OF one iOr
Iacsr. EseEsn's strength comes from Ter
-s. D. e retirement. Gossip lasitthat MaKeT and
Ireland wlIl JOIN for ss al afasr fair trial
i1r sgrremacF either viii give vay fo tle
0tnsr A dead loCs snl an outside nominee
A.. l.EaEar- ll--. --t-Ln-a.